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Finally Something Solid Looking, AT&T Fuze on Nov 11

Posted by Chris Leckness on Nov 06, 2008

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There has been rumored date, speculated dates, and more for the last couple months on when the AT&T Fuze is going to launch. This is a pretty anticipated release for some too. Again, Boy Genius Report has gotten their hands on some stuff not meant for public consumption, but it does let us know when to finally expect this hot phone.

  • No Commitment : $499.99
  • 1 Year Contract  w/o $50 MIR : $424.99
  • 1 Year Contract  w/ $50 MIR : $374.99
  • 2 Year Contract  w/o $50 MIR : $349.99

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Looks official enough for me. I think I can hang my hat on this date. Head over to BGR for a couple other “not for public consumption” docs too.

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    • Radimus

      woohoo… that’s the ticket

    • motionmind

      So do we not get a rebate with the 2 year contract?

    • Radimus

      I’d assume that the $50 rebate would apply.. making the total $300.00.

      Personally, I ignore MIR. I file them, but do not consider them to lower the cost. It is just like free money in 2-3 months.

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